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... Edition of A Plain Method of Chrifiian Devotion, laid down in Difcour/cs, Mcdi- tationsand Prayer?, fitted to the various Occafions of a Religious Life ; Tr inflated and Reviled from the French of M. j UR I EU, by Dr. FL E ETWOOU, late Biftiop of Ely. Price.is. 6d. The Fame and Reputation of its Author, with the Multitude ...
... to be run for on the Town-Moor on the firft Day of June next : And by an Advertisement fmnetime ago publiflied, four or more were to enter for the laid Gol- den CUP,or no Race ; and no more having entred in the Time limit- ted than two : Thefe are to give Notice, that any Horfe, Mare, or Gelding fhall have Liberty to enter for the faid Golden CU P, at any Time before Twelve a Clock of the faid ...
... esired to be sent in on every Thursday. ADVERTISEMENTS. AT Mr. Henry Watfon's Shop, in the Side, any Gentleman or others, may be al- ways I'urniil.'d with frerti roafled Coffee, at a rea- sonable Price. a lie TH E Manour or Lordfhip of Bilton- Fark, iv the County or York, cor.fiiting of near .900 Actes oi' well inclofed Land; It is very improveable, and hglh Lirhe and Cd*\ in it fclf, and ...
... and Bufh in Pilgrimftreer, Nj«aftle upon Tine, deligncd to give up ?? Bufinefsj and lett her Warehoufes : Thefe are to inform the Publickj that the faid Reports gre Gfroundlefs, and that due care will be taken of all Goods and Effects as fhe • 4h*tjl be intrufled with, and Commiflion punc- tually obferved \ there is good Entertainment: at (fie faid Inn, for ]vlen and Horfes, and extra- ...
... iiy the Sign ot tne utovc in Nort.i ?? .vrieie Mi. Robert M-i.ley now lives ; as alio the levuui Houfes, Shops, behind the laid Houie, with a Key, 01 Whaite to the fame belonging: Whoever has a mind to treat about the lame, may apply to Mi.- John Poi,, Attorney at Law in ttexuam, or at Mrs. Dorothy Potts, at he* Houfe in Newcaftlt. AJU , ?? Jf»- — T' ' '- ?? ' '* ' ]\cw built Brick ...
... a,ll tire jF^ee- ?? Reifts'duc, payable, and in ■ Arrcftt «r» Edward Paunccfort, E(ij 4 , from ?? thefeveral Eltatts, in the Counties of Durham and Northumberland, charged Therewith, will attend attiexham, the:ji(t Day of this Inftanc March, to Receive thofc arifu y and payable v\ f that J'art of ihe Country ; and hath appointed* Mr. '1 homas Shipley, of Morpeth, ro receive all lhch of the ...
... of Chiiftianity. By Abbe Flewy, Author of the Eccleliaftical Hiftoiy. Tianflated from the Fiench, and reformed foi the Vfe of the Chutch of England. By a Cleigyman. Suffer the little Children to come mto me, and forbid thtm not; for of ftteh is the Kingdom of God, Maxkx. 14. The famous Monileui Rollin gives this ChatMei of it, We cannot enteitain too high an Idea of this excellent Book, ...
... I prefume to olfer myfelf to rcpiefent youin the next Parliament, and therefore beg the Favour of yout Votes and Intcteftj and fhall be glad of every Occafion to approve myfelf, Gentlemen, Tour faithful Newc as tie, - , . \ „ oa. n, 1740. nd obedient Servant, Matthew Ridley. To the Free BurgelTes of Newcaftle upon Tyne. Gentlemen, HAVING the Honour to reprefent you in this prefent ...
... of May next, A Very commodious and well-accuffont'd Dye honfr, with all nteefl'aiy Utenlils tot the i.uiie, fituated iii BlOUgh j alfo a good Dwelling-hoiiie, ?? mill, and a line Meadow Clofe, belonging io Anthony 'I ate, Dyer. To be S O L D, to the bcfl Bidder, At Caicieugb, in the PahJJ/ of F.l'don, tn the County of Northumberland, AL L the Stock of the late Martin Hall, Efq; de- ceas'd, ...
... the Sixteenth Day of January inft. >'Clock in the Morning, ro confult and icfolve upon fures for obtaining theft Debts. This is to give Notice, ' the Quarterly Subfcriptions for the AfTem- |l begin next Tuefday, and that the next will be on the lowing, being the Guild-Day, and then to be continued * Tiieiday. . te fo Lttf, And entered en at Lud v-d* ; t **MMf a'y.&ay nrxt, A Good Farm, with ...
... the lower End ** of the Groat-Market in Newcaftle, known by the Sign of the Spread- Eagle, is to be Let againft Chriftmas, or Candlemas nexc : En* quire of Mrs. Widow Ellifon, in Pilgrim ftreet in Newcaftle. N, B. This will bt advenifed no more. To To be LETT againft Candlemas next. . . , THE Apartment where Mr. George Sadler now liveth: Aifo the Apartment where Mr. Jofeph lurner now dwells, ...
... low Room in Mill-gate, with a Clofet, where Alice Farmer liv'd ; Enquire of Mr. Edward Bland, in Piigrim-ftreet, iv New- caftle. CTRAY'D or convey'd out of Mr. Richard Bowler's Pafture, at H Bifhop Auckland, the feventh of this Inftant, at Night, a Bay Gel* ding, better than 14 Hands high, 6 Years old, a dim Star in his Face, newly paced, Switch Tail, all his Main and Toppiu. when lofr,.lh*P ...